Three The Entertainer, affectionately known as “The Candy Man,” is an Atlanta-based Children's Entertainment Specialist, Certified Playmaker, DJ, illusionist, and storyteller with over 18 years of experience turning ordinary moments into extraordinary memories! Through a whimsical blend of music, movement, interactive games, magical illusions, storytelling, and sweet surprises, Three creates unforgettable experiences where children aren't just entertained—they become part of the magic! As a Certified Playmaker through the Life is Good Playmaker Project, he uses the power of play to inspire confidence, creativity, connection, and a sense of belonging, ensuring every child feels seen, valued, and celebrated.

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But there's something rather mysterious about Three... According to legend, his extraordinary story began in New Orleans on July 13th at exactly 3:00 AM, when lightning illuminated the night sky and an old clock mysteriously stopped. Some say time itself stood still the moment he entered the world! From childhood, Three discovered wonder in music, shapes, stories, and the ordinary things others often overlooked. Then, at the curious age of 33, something even stranger happened—Three seemingly stopped aging! Was it the lightning, a little forgotten magic, or had he simply discovered the secret to eternal childhood? Three has never been one to spoil a good mystery!

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Today, Three travels from place to place, bringing his enchanting world of Three's Playground to schools, libraries, festivals, birthdays, and family celebrations. Through live entertainment, original music, magical storytelling, books, and animated adventures, he invites children and grown-ups alike to rediscover the wonder hiding in everyday life. His mission is simple: to keep magic alive, make every child feel like they belong, and remind the world that growing older never means growing out of imagination. Above all, Three believes the greatest magic isn't found in illusions, but in the kindness, joy, and wonder we share with others.

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After all, “How you treat people is the magic.”